There was a board fence in the back yard that needed some missing and rotted boards replaced along with a good painting. The flower beds in the front ...eeded updating with new and more colorful flowers. The hedges near the sidewalk needed trimming and there were a few gaps where the hedge plants had died. Looking up I noticed a few roof shingles missing. A germ of an idea started to form. To keep Tim occupied in my absences he was about to receive a huge honey-do list. I smiled at my upcoming. Anyone could tell that she was a little embarrassed. She looked around and then said, "How come none of you have hair down there?" Cause Jimmie likes us that way," blurted out Reinie. With everyone's eyes on her she turned beet red at her ill timed remark. Trying to recover, she made it worse, "I mean, Sandra and I just heard him say he did. Well, in a way, we guessed he did. Besides, I like it better this way."Fourteen year old Kathryn, who was already growing a thatch of the blondest hair of. Nathan and I got married the day after graduation, and we moved into a tiny apartment --a third floor, non-air- conditioned walk-up that cost us more than our University tuition, books, and housing combined. But we loved it. We were there to fulfill our dreams.We were young, ambitious, and in love with the idea of struggling for our goals. The starving artists--noble and admirable. Nights we weren't working we spent up the roof, under the stars. We'd drag a cheap folding lawn chair to the roof. "But he carries it well," Martin replied.Jerry rolled his eyes at his gay employee before the other six employeesin the office encircled him."Is this a circle of hell?" Jerry inquired."Perhaps the fourth," Minnie replied for her employees."God knows it's hot as hell in here," Eva added."It isn't that hot," Jerry countered."It isn't? What's the thermostat set on?" 78 degrees," Jerry answered Ellie."That's pretty hot." Put on a fan."Ellie shook her head before she went back to her desk. Others.